It includes the update of the open source synchronization tool FreeFileSync to version 13.6, as well as minor modifications such as built-in display of the native path for medium and large font sizes, improvements to existing functions and, above all, bug fixes.
Product maintenance comes before functional expansions
According to the developers, this includes, for example, a crackling sound at the start of WAV playback in Linux, which has been fixed. Also fixed a software crash when mouse input is queued due to system lag. Users can find detailed information about improvements, tweaks, and bug fixes in the official release notes. The most important changes are as follows:
- Built-in parent path view for medium/large class sizes
- Fixed a crash when mouse input is queued due to system lag
- Don't steal focus from other apps when the sync progress dialog appears
- Fix crackling sound at start of WAV playback (Linux)
- Prevent the middle grid tooltip from covering the sync direction
- Disable the Nagle algorithm for SFTP connections
FreeFileSync 13.6 release notes
A fine synchronization tool for different data carriers
As the name FreeFileSync suggests, the software syncs data between multiple computers and is free as an open source software. The file synchronization tool also creates backup copies on any media and performs copy operations at pre-set time intervals. It doesn't matter whether the data should be backed up to a DVD, a network drive, another hard drive, a USB drive, or the cloud. FreeFileSync is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. More information can be found on the official website.
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As usual, FreeFileSync 13.6 can be downloaded from the ComputerBase download area directly below this post.
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FreeFileSync is a file synchronization and data backup software.
